Events
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  • Workshop/ Seminar/ Symposium

Blurring the Boundary between Everyday Life and “War”: Seeking Pathways Connecting the Past to the Here and Now

Date
2026/10/12(Mon) 13:30-16:30
Venue
Conference Room, Unoki Branch Office
On-site/Online
On-Site
Language
Japanese

Registration


Programs

2026/10/12
 13:30 - 13:35Opening Remarks
 13:35 - 13:502026 Project: War and the Constitution through the Lens of Our Everyday Lives —On the Exhibition Project “Searching for Stories that Connect ‘Me’ to War”Nabo Shimonaka(Showa no Kurashi Museum)
 13:50 - 14:05Tracing the Lives of “Absent Bodies” in Collaboration with University Students: “Reenacting” a Wartime Girl’s Diary and the Okawa Elementary School Tsunami IncidentTomoko Niwa(Professional Institute of International Fashion)
 14:05 - 14:50My Father Was a Prisoner of the Japanese Army, Then Visited Expo ’70 Osaka: Wong Hoy Cheong’s Artistic ExplorationRina Igarashi(Fukuoka Asian Art Museum)
 14:50 - 15:05Break
 15:05 - 15:50Being Drawn into War: Reflections from Myanmar's Civil WarKeiko Tosa(Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
 15:55 - 16:25Q&A, Open DiscussionAya Kawai(ILCAA)
 16:25 - 16:30Closing Remarks

Contact

  • kaoshintai.aa[at]tufs.ac.jp